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Mediterranean, Caribbean, Northern Europe, North America & Alaska, Canaries & Africa. When to go, the vibe and the itineraries, side by side.

Mediterranean

The classic first cruise: easy to reach, warm sea, famous ports.

First-time cruisers

Close, easy and varied. Great for families and couples alike.

Best season

April–October, peak in summer

Long season

Pleasant spring to autumn, hot and lively in summer. Spring and autumn mean fewer crowds.

History and beach

Ancient cities, Italian and Spanish food, turquoise coves on one trip.

7-night loops

Lots of ports, short crossings. Often departs Barcelona, Civitavecchia or Venice, many ports reachable by car.

Famous ports

Rome, Santorini, Dubrovnik, Naples, Mallorca: several countries in a week.

Mediterranean cruises
Caribbean

White sand, palm trees and guaranteed winter sunshine.

Sun-seekers

For beach and warmth in winter, not sightseeing.

Best season

November–April, ideal in winter

Winter escape

25–30°C when it is cold back home. Hurricane season is late summer, best avoided.

Beach and unwind

Beach days, coral reefs, reggae and rum. The ship and the islands are the programme.

Fly in

Departs Miami or another US port. You fly there, so it is worth arriving a few days early to explore the city.

Island-hopping

Bahamas, Cozumel, San Juan and MSC's private island, Ocean Cay.

Caribbean cruises
Northern Europe

Fjords, midnight sun and crisp, cool landscapes.

Nature lovers

For scenery and culture, not beaches. Ideal as a second or third cruise.

Best season

May–August, best in summer

Short summer season

Best in summer. Pack layers.

Nature and design

Breathtaking fjords, clean Scandinavian cities, fresh air.

Fjords or capitals

Norwegian fjords, or Baltic capitals (Copenhagen, Stockholm, Tallinn). Often departs Kiel or Copenhagen.

Fjords and old towns

Geiranger, Bergen, Tallinn: waterfalls, glaciers, a different world from the Med.

Northern Europe cruises
North America & Alaska

Glaciers, whales and big cities from the sea.

Seasoned travellers

For something farther and special. Great for honeymoons and big trips.

Best season

Alaska May–Sep

Summer Alaska

The Alaska season runs May to September. The East Coast and Florida sail year-round.

Wild nature

Glaciers, fjords, whales and bears, plus the contrast of big American cities.

Far, fly-cruise

You fly from Europe. Worth planning as a longer holiday, with plenty to do on land too.

Glaciers and big cities

Alaskan glaciers, or the Florida and East Coast ports (Miami, New York).

North America & Alaska cruises
Canaries & Africa

Eternal spring in the Atlantic: sunshine even in winter.

Winter-sun seekers

For warmth in winter without flying all the way to the Caribbean.

Best season

October–April, warm in winter

Winter sun

20–24°C in the Canaries even in winter. Close-to-Europe warmth, no hurricanes.

Volcanic and exotic

Volcanic landscapes, Atlantic coasts, Moroccan souks and African colour.

Winter alternative

The Med's winter counterpart. Often departs Barcelona or the islands.

Volcanic islands

Tenerife, Madeira, Casablanca: volcanic landscapes and North African ports on one trip.

Canaries & Africa cruises
Looking for something more special?
World cruise
trips of several months around the world
Transatlantic
Europe to America, days at sea
Asia
Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand

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